As college students, the members of the Daily Bruin Editorial Board find it difficult to vote against an act that could greatly improve California’s public education. Read more...

After a disastrous special election one year ago, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s re-election chances looked dismal. While Republicans were disappointed that none of the proposed measures passed, Democrats were furious at the governor for wasting money on unnecessary elections. Read more...

Students of Israeli and Vietnamese origin found an unexpected connection on Friday, as the UCLA Center for Southeast Asian Studies joined at the UCLA Center for Near Eastern Studies to watch a documentary that recounted the true story of Vietnamese immigrants to Israel. Read more...

Jennifer Mishory Applying to law school, and I’d imagine any graduate school, is a grueling process. I’m sure my experience is no different from others, and I have spent months cramming to take a monster of a standardized test, finding recommendation letters, and researching schools. Read more...

Seven months ago, Victor Tabbush found himself in a somewhat unlikely place for a business school professor from California. Instead of a lecture hall in UCLA’s Anderson School of Management where he is a professor, Tabbush took the floor of a classroom in the heart of Nairobi, Kenya. Read more...

DOCUMENTS Click here to see complete a complete overview of the new freshman selection process File is in Adobe Acrobat format (pdf). Click here to see complete enrollment statistics for fall 2006. Read more...

With the majority of both houses of Congress at stake, Republican and Democratic candidates are attempting to carve a niche with the voters, and have attached certain propositions to their own campaigns. Read more...